The Most Economical Sequential Sampling Scheme for Inspection by Variables

G. Barrie Wetherill

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Summary The two-point prior distribution of Barnard (1954) is used and leads to a method for calculating most economical sampling schemes for variables. An example is worked out where observations on items are normally distributed, and an application is given to determining most economical sampling schemes for group sequential sampling for attributes.

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1958Formulae for Calculating the Operating Characteristic and the Average Sample Number of Some Sequential Tests

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